REVIEW: Highly Suspect at Night and Day Cafe, Manchester

By Natalie Rees 30th November 2016 Culture, Music, Reviews 0 comments

ROCK band Highly Suspect sold out Night and Day Café last night to bring a taste of Brooklyn to Manchester. The […]

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REVIEW – Kate Bush – Before the Dawn

By Emily Ingram 28th November 2016 Music, Reviews 0 comments

LET IT never be said that Kate Bush is not a pioneer. Aged just 19, her initial ascent to musical […]

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REVIEW: James Acaster at The Lowry

By Liam Shaw 28th November 2016 Comedy, Culture, Reviews 0 comments

LAST night James Acaster took to the stage at The Lowry, we sent Quays News reporter Liam Shaw along to […]

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REVIEW: Allied

By Morgan Robinson 28th November 2016 Culture, Film, Reviews 0 comments

ALLIED tells the story of a WW2 intelligence officer (Brad Pitt) and a French Resistance fighter (Marion Cotillard) who are […]

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REVIEW: Dälek and Radian at Islington Mill

By Will Stevenson 28th November 2016 Culture, Music, Reviews 0 comments

ISLINGTON Mill, at 250 capacity, isn’t a big venue. It’s surprising then that even the combined presence of US cult […]

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Can you #BeInspired by Shelagh Delaney?

By Andrew Riley 26th November 2016 Art, Culture, Reviews, Theatre 0 comments

The 25th November is now officially Shelagh Delaney day in Salford. Now in its third year, Salford Arts Theatre dedicated […]

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REVIEW: The National Ballet of China – Peony Pavillion at The Lowry, Salford

By Quays News Staff 25th November 2016 Culture, Reviews, Theatre 0 comments

THE NATIONAL Ballet of China is a company that combines classical and modern ballet into their performances. The company was founded […]

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REVIEW: Tom Allen and Suzi Ruffell at the Lowry

By Adam Lewis 24th November 2016 Comedy, Culture, Reviews 0 comments

SALFORD welcomed, not one, but two rising talents on the comedy circuit in Tom Allen and Suzi Ruffell last night. […]

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Lovesick: A review

By Annie Korn-Morris 24th November 2016 Culture, Reviews, Television 0 comments

EQUAL parts heartbreaking, relatable and laugh-out-loud hilarious; it’s a great shame that this show was initially overlooked because of its crude name. […]

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REVIEW: Lewis Del Mar at The Deaf Institue

By Liam Shaw 23rd November 2016 Culture, Music, Reviews 0 comments

On Tuesday night, Lewis Del Mar performed their final gig of their worldwide tour at The Deaf Institute. We send […]

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